Johnson's Marine Social Science Research Group
Current Students
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Jess Veo
MS Ecology and Environmental Sciences Graduate Student (2024, expected)
Research: Maine Aquaculture Hub
Former Post-docs and Students
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Emily Fitting
MS Marine Policy and Marine Biology (2023)
Research: Seasonality and Resilience in the Maine Lobster Fishery
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Kiera Morrill
MS Marine Policy (2022)
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Katrina Pugh
Ph.D., Ecology and Environmental Sciences (2022)
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Caitlin Cleaver
PhD, Ecology and Environmental Sciences (2022)
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Molly Miller
PhD, Ecology and Environmental Sciences (2021)
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Mackenzie Mazur
Ph.D., Marine Biology (2020)
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Jessica Jansujwicz, Ph.D.
Assistant Director for Research, Maine Sea Grant and Assistant Research Professor, Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Conservation Biology
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Kim Ovitz
MS Marine Policy (2017)
Research: Co-management of the Maine Sea Urchin Fishery
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Elisabeth Maxwell
MS Marine Policy and Marine Biology (2017)
Research: Assessing Management Structure of the Soft-Shell Clam Fishery
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Karen Pianka
MS Marine Policy and Marine Biology (2016)
Research: Aquaculture in Shared Waters
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Ziwen Ye
MS Marine Policy and Marine Biology (2016)
Research: Vibrio depuration in oysters
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Ruleo Camacho
MS Marine Policy and Marine Biology (2016)
Research: Antigua's demonstration community-based marine reserve
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Jeffrey Vieser
MS Marine Policy and Marine Biology (2014)
Research: Engaging fishing communities in tidal power research in Cobscook Bay
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Anna Henry
MS Marine Policy and Marine Biology (2013)
Research: Resilience and vulnerability in Maine fishing communities
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Christopher Condit
MS Marine Policy 2012
Research: National and international enforcement strategies in the Atlantic bluefin tuna fishery
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Cameron Thompson
MS Marine Policy and Marine Biology (2012)
Research: Gentrification and vulnerability of Maine fishing communities
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Jennifer McHenry
MS Marine Policy and Marine Biology (2013)
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Sara Randall
MS Global Policy 2012
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Phoebe Jekielek
MS Marine Policy and Marine Biology (2012)